March 2020 | Scott Freidman
On Wednesday, 25 March 2020, legislation came into effect giving the NSW Parliament powers to make new laws concerning residential tenancies in NSW to urgently address the unfolding health and
March 2020 | Kieran Kelly
As businesses grind to a halt we have received many enquiries in relation to the rights of commercial landlords and tenants as the payment of rent becomes either difficult or
March 2020 | Scott Freidman
On 22 March 2020, the Morrison government announced that it will relax the insolvency and bankruptcy laws to keep businesses alive.
We understand these measures will last for 6 months and
March 2020 | Scott Freidman
The constantly changing conditions in which Australian businesses are operating are difficult to keep up with and it may be hard to see light on the other side of the
January 2019 | Ariza Arif
The Family Law Act recognises financial abuse as a form of domestic and family violence. It is defined as:
“unreasonably withholding financial support needed to meet the reasonable living expenses of
November 2019 | Ariza Arif
Are you a grandparent who wants to spend time with your grandchildren? Did you know that grandparents can apply to a court under the Family Law Act for orders their
October 2019 | Alex Shdidi
When business owners are in the initial phases of building a business one aspect often overlooked is the protection of intellectual property (IP). This is understandable as the business owners
October 2019 | Ariza Arif
In the family law context, two people may come to an agreement in relation to property or parenting matters without speaking to a lawyer. They may also think it
September 2019 | Margaret Rouen
An Erskineville apartment block that was completed in April of 2018 is sitting empty following revelations that the developer didn’t properly clean up toxic land beneath the building. This is
September 2019 | Ariza Arif
“How do we work out our property split? What will I get? I put in [x] amount and I want it back!”
“I have to look after the kids, I should
August 2019 | Jonathan Harris
In New South Wales, a family trust can exist for a period of 80 years before the trust fund must be distributed to the beneficiaries and the trust wound up.
August 2019 | Ariza Arif
The nuclear family structure has changed, shifted and diversified over recent years with the use of sperm donation and in vitro fertilisation (“IVF treatment”).
In a previous article: “Can a child
